1 July 2026 Report

OVERVIEW

Fine, overcast. 18C. Winds, northerly to 17 knots. Seas to 1m. Sea surface temperatures 19.5C.

TRIP SUMMARY

Impromptu charter in an attempt to catch some of the recent megas.

BIRD LIST

(Note that the numbers in parentheses represent the approximate maximum number of that species in view at one time)

Brown Skua1
Silver Gull50(45)
Greater Crested Tern3(1)
Antipoden Albatross (Gibson's)3(2)
Indian Yellow-nosed Albatross9(5)
Black-browed Albatross35(12)
Campbell Albatross4(2)
Wilson's Storm Petrel10(8)
White-faced Storm Petrel1
BLACK-BELLIED STORM-PETREL1(1)
Northern Giant Petrel1(1)
Southern Giant Petrel1(1)
Pintado Petrel1(1)
Grey-faced Petrel7(2)
Providence Petrel100(20)
Hutton's Shearwater15(6)
Fluttering Shearwater30(8)
Fluttering-type Shearwaters60(20)
Fairy Prion2(2)
Antarctic Prion2(2)
Australasian Gannet80(10)

OTHER

Oceanic Bottlenose Dolphin30
Common Dolphin30
Humpback Whale14

The next Sydney pelagic trip is scheduled for Saturday 11 August 2026 departing from Mosman at 6.45am and Double Bay at 7.00am.
All information on our trips including dates and contact details can be found on the website at sydneypelagics.info
Book at contact@sydneypelagics.info
You can also find us on Facebook and post photos at https://www.facebook.com/sydneypelagics

Highlights

(Photographs Greg McLachlan).

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